Nations that have tried it have reduced the problem of excessive government
Daily Analysis
Greece and the Folly of Trying to Solve an Overspending Problem with Tax Increases
Tax hikes are not “austerity.”
Just Say No to the Debilitating Drug of Keynesian Stimulus
Disagreeing with the free-lunch ideology.
New CBO Numbers and the Simple Formula for Good Fiscal Policy, Part II
If lawmakers simply limit annual spending increases to 1 percent annually, the budget is balanced by 2022.
New CBO Numbers and the Simple Formula for Good Fiscal Policy, Part I
Even a modest bit of spending restraint will do.
Will Trumponomics Mean More Freedom and Prosperity?
I don’t know what to expect.
Advice for Donald Trump’s Fiscal Garden: Eliminate rather than Cut
Kill these programs off for good.
Least Surprising Headline Ever – another Giant Cost Overrun and Huge Delay for a Pork-Barrel Infrastructure Project
A predictable result for another foolish bit of pork.
The Negative Macroeconomic Impact of Overpaid Bureaucrats
It’s rare that a government bureaucracy acknowledges the economic cost of overpaid bureaucrats.
All I Want for Christmas Is…a Spending Cap
The burden of government is expanding faster than the private economy.